Teacup black and white 250ml
Hanmade cup for tea, coffee and drinks. Original Japanese pottery.
- Ninshu
- C310
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Teacup black and white 250ml
Original teacup handmade in Ninshu kiln in Kyoto. The kiln is connected with Ninnaji Temple - the world heritage and Japanese national treasure. Pottery artists in Ninshu use traditional techiques but combine them with modern elements such as bright colours of the glaze. The cup has a dynamic, irregular shape and is made of brown clay. Milk white matt glaze irregularly spread on the black glaze makes a nice colour mix. The cups are great for serving tea as well as coffee, wine and other drinks.
The cup is packed in an elegant paper box decorated with 16 petal chrysantemum - the symbol of imperial palace. Great idea for an elegant and original gift.
Features:
- famous Japanese pottery from Kyoto - kyoyaki or kiyomizuyaki
- hand made in highly appreciated Ninshu kiln
- irregular shape
- white and black colours of glaze
- wabi - sabi aesthetics
- original stamp of the artist
- for tea, coffee and other drinks
- gift box
Dimensions:
- Diameter 9cm
- Height 7cm
- Capacity (to the upper edge) 250ml
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